Was Iran Barkley an A level fighter?

:huh

PLease don't tell me you mean Chavez.

 

Too many loses to be considered A Class, but he definitely had Hearns's number

 

lance you just got owned again:rofl

 

Barkley beat Hearns in late 80's. Hearns went on and had some sucess after. Chavez didn't after his first loss to Goldy.

 

Not A Class but on the level of a Mayorga or a Junior Jones or a Forrest or a Hatton perhaps. Only the best beat him

 

atsch

Barkely beat Hearns in 1988, who then went on to capture a couple more division titles and had more sucess then Chavez did.

Owned? I don't think so. You'll kiss anyone ass won't ya.:roll:

 

Guess this is closed now? :huh

 

No one called him A level. I said he wasn't B- level. And he isn't. B level maybe. B- level at BEST means you think he could be C level, and he was no where near that.

 

I wasn't discussing Benn's resume at the time. I was discussing Toney's and Calzaghe's.

Benn's resume isn't relevant.

Mayorga is no better than Barkley. You can say that if you want, but it doesn't make it true. And you can't base it on accomplishments by saying Mayorga did more because you said that resumes don't prove much. If they did, we would have been comparing Kessler to Michael Nunn now would we?

 

Hell naw!

 

Beating Tommy Hearns twice does not make him A list. His resume is interesting, though. Beating Hearns twice, losing to Toney, Duran, and Trevor Berbick.